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Nic Jones

Nic Jones hasn't been the same since he first heard the Art Ensemble Of Chicago and Anthony Braxton's quartet with Kenny Wheeler around 40 years ago. He lives in Oxfordshire, quietly and curiously.

Reviewed: George Cables | Josephine Davies | Anita Ellis, Carol Lawrence

George Cables: I Hear Echoes (High Note HCD 7356) Having over the years recorded with Art Pepper, and among other things put out a number...

Reviewed: Sara Serpa | Sun Ra | Savina Yannatou, Floros Floridis, Barry Guy, Ramón López

Sara Serpa: Encounters & Collisions (Biophilia Records) Sara Serpa is a singer of a different order who loosely embodies a strand of "the tradition" in...

Reviewed: Karen Borca & Paul Murphy | Tania Grubbs Quintet | Toms Rudzinkis Quartet

Karen Borca & Paul Murphy: Entwined (Relative Pitch RPR1198) As if there weren't already enough bassoon and drums duos in the world (IRONY ALERT)...

Sonny Clark, Fragile Virtuoso

Pianist Sonny Clark, given the regularity with which he - in common with quite a few others - recorded for Blue Note either as...
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Reviewed: Paul Dunmall, Kevin Figes, Julie Tippetts | Pinky Winters | Nano Brothers | Anna Webber | Hubbub | Miguel Zenón | Wayne Escoffery

The arguably embattled "jazz community" continues on a path which, in keeping with the rest of the so-called music industry, seems intent on the...

Reviewed: David Haney | Scarla O’Horror | Anna Marie | Marilyn Maye

David Haney: four albums on Cadence and New York Jazz Stories Pianist David Haney's put out a number of albums this time round, including appearances...

Yours Truly, John

John Stubblefield was of a jazz generation that was thoroughly grounded in the music’s values yet open to new developments, in his case with...

Reviewed: Steve Baczkowski | Niklas Fite & Gunter Christmann | Sentient Beings | Keir Cooper + Eleanor Westbrook | Kuba

As what passed for summer in the UK turns distinctly to autumn / the downpour season, the tide of jazz-related "product" proves impervious to...
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Petra van Nuis: singing beyond the words

Petra van Nuis is a Chicago-based jazz vocalist whom Bruce Crowther described as "an exceptionally gifted singer with a light yet subtly textured sound"...

Louis Armstrong: Louis In London

First audio release for 1968 BBCTV set featuring Tyree Glenn, Joe Muranyi, Marty Napoleon, Buddy Catlett and Danny Barcelona

Tony Oxley Quintet: Angular Apron

Drummer Oxley is heard with Manfred Schoof, Larry Stabbins, Pat Thomas and Sirone in an hour-long improvisation in Germany in 1992

Fingers: The Complete Fingers Remember Mingus

Quintet featuring Lol Coxhill, Bruce Turner, Michael Garrick, Dave Green and Alan Jackson wanders the line between bop and free
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